| Description | Hannah TAYLER, wife of the Rev. J.J. Tayler of Hampstead near London and eldest surviving daughter of the late Timothy Smith. d.16 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
Thomas THOMAS, for fifteen years a letter carrier of Birmingham Post Office, died at his home in Washwood Heath, aged 53. d.17 February 1862. o.8.3.1862.
William THOMAS, of 29 Spring Street, Edgbaston, aged 50. d.19 January 1862. o.25.1.1862.
Thomas Esq. THORNLEY, formerly M.P. for Wolverhampton, died at his home, Mount Street, Liverpool, aged 81. d.3 May 1862. o.10.5.1862.
Henry Esq. THORNTON, late of Her Majesty's Custom's London, died in Leamington, aged 74. d.26 April 1862. o.3.5.1862.
James TOMLINSON, of Dog Pool Mills near Birmingham, died at his home in Moor Green, Moseley, aged 53. d.18 March 1862. o.22.3.1862.
W. TONGUE, engineer late of Birmingham, died at the home of his son, 1 Westbourne Place, Paddington, aged 78. d.3 April 1862. o.12.4.1862.
Martha TRUMAN, widow of John Truman of Birmingham, died at Downton Cottage, Bristol Road, aged 87. d.7 April 1862. o.12.4.1862.
Ernest Hinton TURNER, third son of John P. Turner of Soho Park, died of scarlet fever, aged 9. d.18 February 1862. o.22.2.1862.
Henry Augustus TURNER, 4th son of the late Samuel Turner Esq. of Balham Surrey and Haymarket, London. Died at Nuneaton, aged 32. d.11 March 1862. o.15.3.1862.
William TURNER, only son of William Turner of New Abbey, Dumfries and formerly of Worcester. Died at Fearnall Heath, aged 23. d.7 May 1862. o.17.5.1862. |